Money Talks
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Money Talks
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It's no secret - nothings changing
All around us - waging wars
Bonds are broken - lives are taken
Greed and forces - fight the laws
Good day for the dealers-good time for the whores
Dark days for the demons - money always talks
All believing - their own saviour
Is the one to - save their sins
But deceiving - all their teachings
It's a war that - no one wins
Good day for the dealers - good time for the whores
Dark days for the demons - money always talks
Good time for the traders
Designer grace and drugs
Dark days for the demons - money always talks
Global annihilation
Glory their destination
Corrupted corporations
They all need medication
Money talks-money talks money always talks.
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Al Atkins performs "Money Talks", and this lyric page sits inside the Al Atkins catalog on LyroVerse.
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